F7 thinks I got SCSI disks.

[Erik P. Olsen]

After having booted the F7 installation DVD and entered my language and keyboard 
  choices I get a warning box saying I got more than 15 partitions on /dev/sdb 
and that the SCSI subsystem in the Linux kernel does not allow that.

The are two problems in this. First: I do not have SCSI disks on my system, I 
have two IDE disks of 120 GBs each. Secondly: I have 16 partitions on /dev/hdb 
which have never posed any problem for me, in fact I have /var on /dev/hdb16 and 
my FC5 has be rock stable.

If I continue on from this warning it correctly identifies the two Linux systems 
but incorrectly places them on SCSI devices (/dev/sdb5 and /dev/sdb13). And I 
dare not continue any further.

My intention is to remove FC3 and install F7 in its place while keeping FC5 as 
my primary system until F7 is ready for production. What sort of risks may I 
expect if I go on with the installation? Will it eventually break down when it 
realises that the disks indeed are not SCSI disks? Or is there a way to tell 
anaconda what sort of disks it really is?

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Ciao, Erik.